All things related to multicast

[Hitoshi Asaeda <>]

Hello folks,

(Apologize if you receive this mail multiple times, as I sent this
mail multiple times due to my mailer problem.)

Do some of you in wg-multicast at I2 who have been interested in
multicast communications are also interested in ICN/CCN?

I know some researchers in I2 have been recently working on ICN/CCN
with Cisco, which is great.
In fact, we, NICT (JP), have been also actively working on a CCN
implementation (open source) and open testbed.

Now I’m thinking of the possible collaboration with I2 members who
are interested in our CCN implementation and testbed.
Although I know there is no official room assigned for discussing
ICN/CCN related activity in the upcoming I2 Global summit at San
Diego, if some of you plan to attend the global summit and are
interested in our CCN implementation and testbed, please mail me. I
may want to try to create a chance to attend the global summit and
chat with some of you there.

Best regards,
--
Hitoshi Asaeda


>> 
>>  In light of the recent discussions on whether R&E backbones should 
>> continue to support inter domain multicast I decided to re-send this.  I 
>> am not saying that ICN requires us to support multicast, it just points 
>> out that we need to consider that there might be new technologies being 
>> worked on that may benefit from having multicast working on an R&E network 
>> so that the R&E network can be used as a testbed or that make it possible 
>> to build ICN or other network overplayed on the R&E network’s multicast 
>> capabilities.
>> 
>> 
>> "In a nutshell, ICN is an implicit multicast system that by default 
>> delivers all the performance benefits enjoyed by such an approach, which 
>> will be significant when such a system is operated at large scale. 
>> Intuitively, this performance gain grows linearly with the number of video 
>> clients involved in the system, delivering possibly orders of magnitude 
>> improvements over current systems.”
>> 
>> http://www.networkworld.com/article/3072218/software-defined-networking/information-centric-networking-could-fix-these-internet-problems.html?token=%23tk.NWWNLE_nlt_networkworld_week_in_review_alert_2016-05-20&idg_eid=95e859d92a69d6eed44a0c939d9e155c&utm_source=Sailthru&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=NWW%20Week%20in%20Review%202016-05-20&utm_term=networkworld_week_in_review_alert#tk.NWW_nlt_networkworld_week_in_review_alert_2016-05-20
>> 
>> 
>>> On May 20, 2016, at 7:02 PM, Bruce Curtis 
>>> <>
>>>  wrote:
>>> 
>>> 
>>> This article says
>>> 
>>> "ICN is an implicit multicast system"
>>> 
>>> http://www.networkworld.com/article/3072218/software-defined-networking/information-centric-networking-could-fix-these-internet-problems.html?token=%23tk.NWWNLE_nlt_networkworld_week_in_review_alert_2016-05-20&idg_eid=95e859d92a69d6eed44a0c939d9e155c&utm_source=Sailthru&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=NWW%20Week%20in%20Review%202016-05-20&utm_term=networkworld_week_in_review_alert#tk.NWW_nlt_networkworld_week_in_review_alert_2016-05-20
>>> 
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>>> Bruce Curtis                         
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>>> 
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>> Bruce Curtis                         
>> 
>> Certified NetAnalyst II                701-231-8527
>> North Dakota State University        
>> 
>> 
>> 
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